The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 2226 - It’s Bernie’s Party, You Can Cry If You Want To
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Jun 26, 2025 The podcast dives into the radical shifts within the Democratic Party, spotlighting new leaders influenced by Bernie Sanders. It critiques political figures with privileged backgrounds pushing for socialist ideals. The discussion also addresses recent military strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities and tensions in international relations. Insights into Trump's NATO strategies offer a fresh perspective on global politics. Finally, the complexities of ongoing high-profile legal trials add another layer of intrigue to the political landscape.
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Mamdani's Radical Left Rise
- Zoran Mamdani embodies the radical left's rise, both a socialist and a trust fund kid winning on revolutionary rhetoric.
- His appeal thrives on tearing down traditional systems and resonating with elite liberals seeking radical change.
Elite Support for Radical Candidates
- Mamdani receives overwhelming support from upper-class white liberals rather than the communities he claims to represent.
- White precincts vote more for Mamdani, highlighting the elite-driven nature of his coalition.
Radical Policies Harm Affordability
- Mamdani’s and Bernie's socialist policies on rent freeze and government-run groceries will worsen affordability rather than improve it.
- The radical left prioritizes revolution over practical solutions to economic problems.
